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OPNFV Opens a Vote on NFV MANO
Orchestration is a difficult step, but some OPNFV members are lobbying for it.
Google Cloud Goes Greene
Diane Greene will not only run Google Cloud, but also Google's applications businesses.
vArmour Has a Plan for Multicloud Security
A 5-step program for securing that pesky hybrid cloud.
Citrix to Cut 1,000 Jobs & Spin Off GoTo
Another notch for Elliott Management, as Citrix vows to refocus on application delivery.
Docker Lends a Hand for Running Containers in Production
Plenty of companies are vying to help enterprises run Docker containers in production, and of course Docker Inc. doesn’t want to be left out. So the company is kicking off Day 2 of Dockercon Europe, Tuesday in Barcelona, with the launch of the Universal Control Plane, touting it as a way for operations to keep... Read more →
ContainerX Brings an Elastic Approach to Docker Infrastructure
ContainerX borrows from the VMware playbook to facilitate containers.
Docker Security Gets a Hardware Assist
DockerCon EU kicks off with a few practical new features.
Rancher Gets Hyperconverged with Its Docker Platform
Nexenta and Redapt are helping Rancher flesh out Linux-container infrastructure.
It Ain’t Easy Buying EZchip, Mellanox Finds
Raging Capital's raging has partially paid off.
Twistlock Launches Its Container Security Suite
A container that watches other containers for vulnerabilities.
Verizon Might Be Next to Cut Back on Cloud
The former Terremark could soon be on the block, according to a report.
Arista Networks Sees No Letup in Cloud Capex
A $1B run rate is in sight as Arista prepares for a healthy Q4 from cloud customers.
FireEye Falls 14% on a Tepid Q4 Forecast
A hot streak gets cut short by China, of all things.
Padmasree Warrior Apparently Has a Job Lined Up
The former Cisco CTO drops a few hints at the Intel Capital Global Summit.
IBM Acquires Cloud Broker Gravitant
The acquisitions continue as big IT firms collect cloud pieces.
Virtustream’s Road to $1.2B Was Paved With Uncool
How two east-coast guys became EMC's $1.2B unicorn.
Mellanox Joins the Open Compute Party
Nothing against Broadcom, but it's nice that the OCP has other options.
As HP Prepares to Split, Some Obits for an Icon
HP's final working day as a single company is marked by a look at the split companies & memories of halcyon days.
Oracle States Its Case for Vertical Integration
If you've got it, flaunt it — and integrate it all together.
NFV: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly
There's plenty to like. And plenty to be worried about.